How to prune spring flowers

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1. Prune dead branches

2. Remove flower branches

3. Remove residual flowers

4. Prune the roots

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During the growth process, prune dead yellow branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, and weak branches in a timely manner. Diseased and insect-infected branches should be completely cut off from the base. During the flowering period, it is necessary to prune lightly and remove some flower branches that are not growing well. After the flowers wither, the remaining flowers need to be removed immediately. After the beginning of autumn, you can take advantage of the time of repotting to prune the root system.

1. Prune dead branches

1. Prune dead branches

During the growth process, due to various metabolic effects, there may be dead and yellow branches. When you see this, prune it off immediately to prevent the loss of nutrients. Excessive consumption. In addition to dead branches, there are also weak branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, etc., which cannot be left. Especially the diseased and insect-infested branches must be completely cut off from the base to prevent infection of other branches. After cutting, put them together and burn them. .

2. Remove flower branches

In During the flowering period, it is necessary to prune lightly and remove some flower branches that are not growing well. This will facilitate the concentrated supply of nutrients. The remaining flowers will bloom better and the plant will be more lush. It should be noted that you must not cut it again, otherwise it will cause damage to the plant and make it difficult to recover.

3. Remove the remaining flowers

Flowers After withering, pruning is the most important step. The remaining flowers need to be removed immediately and do not stay on the flower branches. Then re-prun the flowering branches and shorten part of the flowering branches to ensure flowering and growth next year.

4. Prune the root system

In After the beginning of autumn, potted plants need to be repotted and soiled to provide new nutrients for growth. At this time, you can take advantage of the repotting time to prune the root system and cut off old and rotten branches.

2. Remove flower branches

3. Remove residual flowers

4. Prune the roots

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